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Re: New Apt is next to some generator, can the low frequencies damage my ears?
| quote: | Originally posted by HeavyBeats
Anyways, I can't sleep at night. You know the buzzing sounds neon signs make? Imagine a stronger one. Since I have good ears from producing and stuff, I can hear the lows, and its like almost a very small but constant low sine bass. It's like a loud beer neon sign with a bass frequency that goes through the walls a bit
Is this going to be damaging to my ears in the long run? It's annoying the hell out of me. I want to go down to the office and see if I can get them to shut it off @ certain hours, or get a discount because this is ridiculous. |
Ragardless if it's physically damaging, it's mentally damaging enough for you to argue your way out of your lease. I'm sure if you can measure the dB level of that low wave, it'd be strong enough to argue that this shit can lead to long-term hearing loss. But again, a low sine wave is the most noxious sound, and you shouldn't have to be stuck at this new apt because of that.
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